Newcastle Bugle Corps to sound Last Post for years to come
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Newcastle Bugle Corps to sound Last Post for years to come

Posted April 20, 2018 14:23:21

A New South Wales council has invested $5000 to ensure people will hear live renditions of the Last Post and Reveille at Anzac Day services in the Hunter region this year and in the future. Bugle tutor David Thompson instructs Isabelle Miteff, 12, and Blaine Stubbs, 16. The eight young buglers were selected from music programs at Belmont High School, Hunter School of the Performing Arts, Newcastle Grammar School and The Hunter Wind Ensemble.

ABC Newcastle: Anthony Scully.

Source: ABC News | Duration: 2min 17sec

Topics: anzac-day, newcastle-2300

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